New data on global temperature trends sheds light on the 2009 climate change scandal.

Why it was morally, ethically, historically and financially wrong to murder Muammar Ghadaffi.

The Occupy protests are important, but soon the difficult question must be answered: What social organization can replace capitalism?

Although Adie isn't pleased about the changes to international news coverage, she believes women journalists are as essential to telling the world's human stories as ever.

Muammar Ghadaffi, the one critical unifying factor in Libya, is now out of the way. The rational alternative would be for the country's 140 tribes to figure out a way to work together. But they don't know how, they have never been given the tools and re-education takes too long.

Gilad Shalit is free. And life for Israel has become that much more dangerous.

Revolutions in general are liable to fall into the hands of the worst factions, be it communists or Islamists.

The United States lost sight of the historical reality that teaches that when you oust a dictator like Egypt's Mubarak or Libya's Ghadaffi, you don't necessarily usher in freedom.

The neoliberal status quo is indefensible -- yet the public silently accepts its supposed legitimacy.

We are witnessing an emerging culture of "sousveillance," the monitoring of events not by those above (surveiller in French) but by citizens, from below (sous-).

Women in Haiti face shocking risks of maternal mortality and the stark inequalities in access to reproductive health care have become much worse since the earthquake.

Al Qaeda attacks Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad for being a "conspiracy theorist."

Deaths due to extreme weather are way, way down.

Providing modern dentistry to rural Africans can be like puling teeth.

Proclaiming a Palestinian state without determining its borders and without face-to-face dialogue with the Israelis is unilateral -- and useless.

New studies say reducing infection rates promotes liberalization.

For Ankara, the path to a place in the EU appears long and hard, but this does not seem to be disturbing Turks.

Briton Tom Hart is not just an aid worker. He is also a priest in the ancient Mayan faith that worships nature and whose followers once ripped the hearts out of their prisoners as sacrifices.

Every single nation in the world -- democratic and non-democratic countries alike -- have an interest in protecting Israeli embassies.. But the nations of the world were largely silent when Israel's Egyptian embassy was stormed.

Turkey and Israel have finalized a bitter divorce. Turkey is looking to form alliances with other countries in the region. Israel is likely to become more and more isolated.